I find open are better for longer sessions. Less bass emphasis and a cleaner, effortless sound. I use HD600's but wouldn't recommend buying them. Once you do you hear how crap your gear really is. :P

Microphones, like speakers, like headphones, you really can't be realistic in this business unless you own a pair of both types.

If you're going to be in a noisy environment or doing solo vocal overdubs, you'll want the sealed type. Like my HD 280 Sennheiser or KOSS Pro4AA, etc..

If you're going to be mixing live or in the studio, you'll want the open-air types. Like my Sennheiser HD 545, HD 424, I can't even remember the model numbers of the others? I have so many.

I look for consistency as opposed to ultimate fidelity.
Ms. Remy Ann David

Hi!

Sennheiser tend to be very "trebled" don’t you think? But is a matter of knowing the headphones… the HD 545 are nice but for me have that trebled thing.

Some people don’t like the “Treble Thing” from ADAM monitors… I love them!!!!!

:D

I think AKG tend to be more neutral and precise… Beyer more 3D and excited in terms of upper harmonics! Am i correct? My ears still function properly?

Some tips from AKG & Beyer users?

Regards

p.s. "I look for consistency as opposed to ultimate fidelity", that's for sure Ms. RemyRAD

The winner:

Beyer DT 990PRO

Rergards

The 770s are killer, i can always depend on them.

I think AKG tend to be more neutral and precise� Beyer more 3D and excited in terms of upper harmonics! Am i correct? My ears still function properly?

I just had the opportunity to compare my old AKG 240 Monitor with a Beyer DT880. I fully agree with your statement and prefer my AKG.